Don’t mind me, if we need no I.D.

If you've stuck around here this long, you already know about Frankmusik. And it's fitting that he was one of the last posts on here before I, um, got distracted?

Since The Fear Inside, he has been ramping up his second album, which finally drops later this month.

The album's title track, Do It In The AM, has worn down the gears of my old iPod this summer -- always making me bob the ol' head a bit. It's a great collaboration with Far East Movement.

Now he's back with something completely different, with another fellow Cherrytree label-mate. Can you just feel the corporate synergy thumping on this album? No matter, Collette Carr does just fine by me on the track.

A little mellower, with a strange Grease-Is-The-Word vibe in the video, No I.D. is clearly a more mainstream attempt to get Vincent Frank front-and-center here in America.

If these two singles are a sign of what's to come, I can't wait for the album! Even better, the release date coincides with his Denver show, opening for Erasure at The Ogden Theater. I'll be there!

No I.D.


Do It In The A.M.

Fear inside of me, oh, fear inside of me!

Back in 2009, I was pretty infatuated with Frankmusik, a British newcomer who knew his way around a good beat.

Well Vincent Frank is back, and I'm liking what I'm hearing for round two.

The Fear Inside is a great tease for what's to come, I'm hoping in 2011...

Confusion girl never gives or takes.

Frankmusik is out with his new video for Confusion Girl.

Whether he's the next big thing or 2009's forgotten overhyped Brit-pop ingenue remains to be seen...

But, so far, I'm digging what I'm seeing from Vincent Frank.

I think it's time you understood, we're better off as two.

Musically, if there's an artist waiting to explode in 2009, I think the U.K.'s Frankmusik is surely at the top of the list.

Last year's tease, 3 Little Words was a sublime piece of pop music magic.

Now, gearing up for his long-awaited upcoming album Complete Me, the promotional push is kicking off.

The lead single, Better Off as 2 is another super catchy piece from the seriously up-and-coming electropop Brit.

So, save all the "I love you's" and let's not pretend.

So, Nelse, scratch what I told you last night.

I gave it another whirl and I agree, Frankmusik's new ditty, 3 Little Words, is a brilliant peppy antidote right now.



It's the video that bugs me in a Tom Hanks retro-cheapo kind of way.

I shouldn't have let the visuals impair my hearing. He definitely has the energy to sell me on this tune!